Help Children Injured in Road Accidents!

Imagine a seven-year-old cycling home from school. A ten-year-old running across a pedestrian crossing. A teenager riding a scooter to visit a friend.

Each of them has their whole life ahead of them. Dreams. Plans. First loves. Adulthood.

Some of them will never reach it.

That is why, for the fourth time, we are setting off on the Great Little Car Expedition for Children. Nearly 100 iconic Fiat 126p cars will travel across Europe and Poland to raise funds for children injured in road accidents and to finance educational programmes that help prevent future tragedies.

Behind the wheel will be athletes, artists, entrepreneurs, influencers and hundreds of people with big hearts. But the most important participant in this journey can be you.

One donation can help a child recover. One donation can help prevent another child from suffering the same fate.

Support this fundraiser and help turn every kilometre driven into real support for children.

Let's help them grow up.

Why Are We Hitting the Road?

Nearly 100 iconic Fiat 126p cars – affectionately known in Poland as "Maluchs" – will embark on an extraordinary journey across Europe. The route begins in Wrocław, heads all the way to Omaha Beach in Normandy, and then continues across Poland.

Hundreds of drivers. Thousands of kilometres.

One mission: to raise as much money as possible for children who need help the most.

Over the previous three editions, we raised more than PLN 12 million (over €2.8 million).

These funds were used directly to support children injured in road accidents through medical treatment, rehabilitation and psychological care. They also financed educational programmes teaching children how to stay safe on the road.Now we want to do even more.

By clicking "Donate", you become part of this journey.

You don't have to get behind the wheel of a Fiat 126p.

You just need to be with us.

Who Will Benefit From Your Support?

In 2025 alone, there were 1,874 road accidents involving children under the age of 14 on Polish roads.

42 children lost their lives. Almost 2,000 were injured - many suffering injuries that left them confined to hospital beds, rehabilitation centres or wheelchairs for months. In addition, nearly 1,400 accidents involved teenagers aged 15–17, claiming another 40 young lives.

These are not just statistics. They are children with names, families and dreams.

The Rafał Sonik Stars4Stars Foundation, through initiatives such as the Great Little Car Expedition for Children, supports children injured in road accidents and works to improve road safety.

All funds raised through this campaign are dedicated to helping children through treatment, rehabilitation and psychological support.

Our aid programmes are delivered together with trusted partner foundations:

• Polish Motor Association Foundation

Through its "Little Cars Helping Children" programme, it finances rehabilitation and supports the recovery of children injured in road accidents.

• Inter Cars Foundation

It runs nationwide road safety education programmes, including grants for schools and organisations working to improve road safety infrastructure.

• Euvic The Good People Foundation

Provides specialist psychological support for children and families affected by accident-related trauma.

Because emotional wounds often take as long to heal as physical ones.

• TVP Foundation

Its mission is to support people facing difficult life situations, especially children, families and people with disabilities.

As the Foundation's President Katarzyna Dowbor says:

"There is something truly beautiful about helping others, and believe me - it works. There is nothing more beautiful than a child's smile, gratitude, joy and happiness after life has treated them so unfairly."

Who Is Taking Part?

The Great Little Car Expedition for Children was created by legends of Polish motorsport: Sobiesław Zasada, Rafał Sonik and Kajetan Kajetanowicz.

The expedition brings together rally drivers, athletes, influencers and dozens of companies that believe business can have a heart.

But the real heroes of this journey are those who donate.

Every single one of them.

One Click. Real Change.

Right now, somewhere, a child is learning how to walk again.

Somewhere, parents are wondering how to pay for the next specialist appointment.

Somewhere, there is an empty chair in a classroom.

We cannot undo what has already happened.

But we can make the road back easier.

And we can help make roads safer through continuous education, workshops and awareness programmes for both children and adults, encouraging everyone to be more responsible and more cautious on the road.

Donate today.

Whatever amount you can afford.

Every contribution matters.